The scenario spotlights a potential point for intervention in future planning of the eye health literacy needs of the society necessary to curtail the use of TEM.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.02813.006 The EPS of the presaccade current eye position appeared before the initial fixation was acquired, suggesting a corollary discharge predicting the future position of the eye in the presence of a visual input.
Several factors highlight the importance of a timely assessment of future needs for the eye care health workforce in Singapore.
Now, we already have large and growing trade deficits in sectors such as advanced technology and clean energy, even though these supposedly represent "new economy" sectors and the jobs of the future in the eyes of many.
If you're hankering to hurry up a Half Life-style future of eye-in-the-sky scanners keeping tabs on the comings and goings of human meat-bags you're going to need a decent quadcopter to carry your dystopic dreams.
Mesmerizingly cinematic and politically complex, this documentary jaw-dropper movie explores, with depth and nail-biting intensity, Israel's history, present and future through the eyes of six former heads of the internal security agency Shin Bet.
A glimpse into the future through the eyes of a teenager.
Now Flash and his aerodynamically outfitted ilk — mid-20th-century space warriors like Buck Rogers and the Green Lantern — have resurfaced in spirit and in form, their ripped physiques and Herculean exploits inspiring an outpouring of movies, Web sites, books and even household gadgets that evoke a brave new future through the eyes of the past.
Taking pity on her, Etro gives Yuel the ability to see the future, called the Eyes of Etro, and enables her to be continuously reincarnated throughout history.
Days like October 20th, 2011, restore my hope in society, faith in our shared humanity, and belief in our future, through the eyes of our children.
